Dykem
Dykem 84206 Paint Marker Medium Tip Red
Liquid paint marker with a medium bullet tip marks on concrete, glass, metal, plastic, rubber, stone, vinyl, wood and leather.
- ColorRed
- Marks on concrete, glass, leather, metal, plastic, rubber, stone, vinyl, wood
- Valve actuation delivers controlled paint flow for precise marking
- Dries in 25 to 35 seconds for fast handling
- Withstands temperatures up to 350 °F for high-heat environments
- Meets MIL-STD-2041D for industrial reliability
Industrial marking tool
The Dykem 84206 is a liquid paint marker built for permanent identification on concrete, glass, leather, metal, plastic, rubber, stone, vinyl and wood. Its valve-actuated flow and aluminium barrel with a pocket clip suit maintenance crews, fabricators and inspectors who need legible marks that survive handling and weather.
Thermals and power
The marker contains no electronics, so it generates no heat, draws no power and produces no audible noise during use. Operational limits are defined by temperature: it applies cleanly from 0 Degrees F up to 350 Degrees F and the dried mark remains stable across that same range.
Sustained load behaviour
Under continuous marking the bullet tip delivers consistent line quality without flooding, and the ink dries to touch in 25 to 35 seconds. The formulation meets MIL-STD-2041D requirements, confirming durability for extended industrial shifts rather than only brief touch-ups.
Highlights
- Marks on concrete, glass, leather, metal, plastic, rubber, stone, vinyl, wood
- Valve actuation delivers controlled paint flow for precise marking
- Dries in 25 to 35 seconds for fast handling
- Withstands temperatures up to 350 °F for high-heat environments
- Meets MIL-STD-2041D for industrial reliability
Specifications
| Brand | DYKEM |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
Questions about this item
How do I start the paint flow on the Dykem 84206 valve-actuated marker?
Shake the marker with the cap on until the ball rattles, remove the cap, then press the bullet tip straight down on scrap material until paint saturates the tip — pressing at an angle or skipping the shake leaves the valve closed.
What part of the Dykem 84206 will need replacement first?
The medium bullet tip wears down on abrasive surfaces such as concrete or stone; once the tip shape flattens, replace the whole marker because the tip is not sold separately.
At what temperature does the Dykem 84206 marking start to degrade?
The ink is rated to 350 °F maximum performance temperature; sustained exposure above that limit causes the mark to break down first.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
Itoya Of America, Ltd Art Profolio Refill Pages 17x11in Pack of 10
- Craft Accessories
Velcro 90076 fastener tape 3/4" x 3-1/2" white 4 pack
- General Crafts
- White



